Chloe Andersen

Oe802-701

Engineer from Groftbay. Credited with the design of the Andersen Hull, which was named for her.

In Oe765, Andersen saw a group of children playing with a makeshift toy they had made. They took a piece of scrap metal that they had found, heated it over a fire, and placed it in a tide pool on the edge of the Blue Sea. The metal, which was nearly red hot, floated and simmered in the water. A child would prod the item forward with a stick, and the miniature boat would gain momentum, producing a cloud of white smoke behind it. Andersen immediately became convinced this would have significant benefits to real-world sailing and promptly traded the children for the toy.

Through much trial and error and experimentation, Andersen finally developed the Andersen Hull and presented it to Groftbay leadership on Oe761.

In Oe730, Andersen purchased the land where the tide pool was located where she first saw what would be the greatest innovation on the Blue Sea in all of history. She retired on the land and lived there until her death in Oe701.